
City of Fallen Angels
The Mortal Instruments, Book 4
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Narrado por:
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Ed Westwick
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Molly C. Quinn
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De:
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Cassandra Clare
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The narrators!
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This novel is about 2 1/2 stars out of 5 in my book. The first 2/3 was soooo slow. Also, she could have given us more time with Jace and Clary together. I didn't get enough of that, so I had a hard time empathizing. Supposedly this novel takes place 6 weeks after CoG, but we never see them happy together at all in this book except for one scene in the training room. So, I couldn't feel bad about what was happening to them. Cassie totally let me down in that respect. The first set of novels was filled with a lot of different plot points, plus Jace and Clary's plight to be together. But, we get to see them together for about 5 minutes at the end of CoG and when CoFA opens, Jace is already dealing with possession about 5 minutes in. So, I just never felt they were a couple in my head. At least in the last series, you could feel how much they wanted to be together. But, barely seeing them together and Jace's stand-offishness in this book, I didn't feel that same pull.
I finished the book and was like "Oh well. There will be two more books of them trying to get back together and then they'll eventually be together. And, if they're not, well - she hasn't really given us anything of the good part of their relationship to miss.
Narration: I hate to say it, but this is the most awfully narrated book I've come across on Audible yet. When Ed was speaking, you couldn't differentiate b/w any of the male characters, except for Jace, who for some reason sounded like an unintelligent Brooklyner. Even when Ed had to speak girls' voices, there were no attempts to feminize them.
Molly was a little better in that the female voices were slightly discernable, but when moving to male voices, there was no effort to try to make the voice masculine.
I spent a lot of time trying to figure out which character was talking. Except for Jace - then I was just annoyed.
Also, they pronounced stele different in this book than in the other three.
Not as good as the first 3, plus narration issues
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Great story, horrible narrator
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Would you listen to City of Fallen Angels again? Why?
I'd be more likely to read the book than listen to it again, the narration is just BAD.What did you like best about this story?
I love seeing the characters again, and finding out more of their history.How could the performance have been better?
Natalie Moore should've had this. Dual narration is a great idea, but only with good narrators. Next time, don't get narrators just because they are popular at the moment, or God forbid, just because they LOOK like the characters they read for! Simon is not British, for God's sake! And neither is any other male in the book. I could understand if this were part of The Infernal Devices, but it isn't, and please, Audible, don't get any ideas about sticking him on that series.Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Scenes between Clary and Jocelyn were good, nice mother/daughter interaction. Izzy and Simon were cute at the end, as well.Any additional comments?
Seriously, get Natalie Moore back in the studio to re-record this, and offer it as a Free for Members or something for those of us who bought this horrible version.Awesome story, terrible narration...
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ED WESTWICK!!
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Love this series!
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Narrators
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great books
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What made the experience of listening to City of Fallen Angels the most enjoyable?
Molly Quinn. I adore her. Ed Westwick, however, is NOT good. He's narrator for quite a few of Clare's books and I really don't care for him.What does Ed Westwick and Molly C. Quinn bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Ed Westwick brings a mouthful of mush.City of Fallen Angels
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You can tell the author is maturing in her writing although it still comes off as awkwardly blunt and childish in some areas.
I will say this: she is a master at romance. The romance scenes (which are a bit excessive) are still very well done.
Mixed performance
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